wawajake
Veteran Member
Well I attempted to attach my straight shaft gas powered brush cutter to one side of my tractor bucket (attaching it to the tooth bar and at bucket top lip) but that idea did not work at all. I am attempting to control the hawthorne shrubs that invade a particular 3 acre field I have . I have manually tried cutting them with this gas powered brush cutter , I have tried digging out the bigger ones by the roots and I assumed I got the main roots..........but the following year there is a circle of new growth around the old dug up section or cut ones that seem to grow extra fast .
It is only a field I want to save for hay or open space for deer, but these hawthornes be-devil me.
I suspect this would be a good excuse to buy a brush hog or flail mower.
and cut them each year until the roots give up.
Any suggestions ?
It is only a field I want to save for hay or open space for deer, but these hawthornes be-devil me.
I suspect this would be a good excuse to buy a brush hog or flail mower.
and cut them each year until the roots give up.
Any suggestions ?